Section 501 Revocation: A Guide To Making A Revocation Application After A 501 Cancellation

Section 501 Revocation: A Guide To Making A Revocation Application After A 501 Cancellation

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You can request a revocation if a decision-maker cancels your visa under Section 501 Revocation. Act quickly to pursue this option. Note that obtaining a decision may still take time.

A decision to seek revocation of the visa cancellation must be made within the prescribed time frame. You must submit a preliminary response within the time frame. You can provide additional materials later. For instance, you can add documents like psychologist reports after the initial submission.

If you need help with a further submission for a revocation application, please contact my office. If you need assistance for a loved one in Immigration Detention with making an application, please contact my office. Sometimes, the Department cancels visas while holders are in prison. In such cases, I can directly contact anyone in prison to get instructions and make the best submission for revocation.

Please contact me for a consultation about your situation, whether you are the visa holder or a loved one affected by Section 501 cancellation.


New Direction 110 (Effective June 24, 2024)

As of June 24, 2024, a new Direction 110 has come into effect, impacting how revocation applications under section 501 are handled. This Direction provides updated guidelines and procedures for seeking revocation, emphasizing the need for comprehensive and timely submissions. Ensure your application aligns with the new requirements to maximize your chances of success.

For detailed assistance and to ensure compliance with the latest guidelines under Direction 110, please reach out to my office. We are here to help you navigate the complexities of the revocation process and provide the support you need during this challenging time.

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